Linden Manor

The Linden Manor House was built in 1696.

The history of the Linden Manor House is closely linked to the noble family "von Linden". They acquired the property in the 17th century and had the current building erected.

Over the centuries, the manor house changed hands several times. It served as a residence for various noble families and later as an administrative building.

Construction Phases

• 1696: Construction of the main building in Baroque style.
• 1750: Addition of a side wing and redesign of the garden.
• 1880: Extensive renovations and modernization, including the installation of central heating.
• 1950: Restoration after war damage.

The Linden Manor House is an impressive example of Baroque architecture. It features a symmetrical facade, a stately entrance portal, and numerous decorative elements.

Inside, historical stucco ceilings, wall paintings, and valuable wooden paneling have been preserved.

Special Features

• Original Baroque stucco work in the great hall.
• A historic library with over 5,000 volumes.
• A well-preserved Baroque garden with fountains and sculptures.

Today, the Linden Manor House serves as a museum and cultural center. It regularly hosts exhibitions, concerts, and other events.

Parts of the building are also used for private events and conferences.